Ive had no problems with mine but when I bought it the dealer told me the 9m only came with bereta mags. The 40 cal was the glock mag. Thats been 2 years ago so that might have changed by now. Anyway mine has the bereta mag

 

My buddy bought one a couple months ago. I could see it being a decent little backpack gun, I guess. All in all, it was just a fun little rifle to shoot. Pretty damn accurate, too.

 

I had a .40 cal I got in a trade. Shot good but I quickly got rid of it... I hate a cheap plastic Keltec..... Just my opinion

 

I'm not a fan of the keltec handguns myself, but this looks like something fun to play around with at the range

 

Oh by the way mine is accurate and has never failed to fire. My wife carries a kel-tec and it is also reliable.I used to be a little worried about the cheap kel-tecs also. But after talking to several owners, some of them military and law enforcement, I decided to try them out. So far I think they have been more than worth the money. I own higher priced weapons that are better quality but the kel-tecs shoot everytime. I guess thats all that really matters. Good luck with what ever you decide

 

used one many times, love them, traded it and now cant find them in 40 cal for decent price anywhere. good luck man.

 

I really like mine. It's a 9mm that takes Glock magazines. I've never had a problem with it. It's surprising how that little things kicks though. It will put a bruise on your shoulder. Mine takes the G19 magazines. I have G17, G19, and the 33 round Glock magazines for it. It's a lot of fun. Some people bash them.
I've never understood why. It's a good little rifle. I really like the idea of magazine interchangeability. G19, G26, and the Kel-Tec. One magazine will fit all three guns. :thumbup:

 

I had one for years chambered in 9mm took S&W mags cool gun always functioned well except when loading hollow points the flat nose of the bullet would keep it from feeding but I always enjoyed shooting it ended up trading it a few years back!

 

A friend of mine had one, in our experience it was somewhat unreliable. Kel-Tec has always been hit or miss for quality.